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"Guess how much I love you"의 저자인 Sam McBratney의 또 다른 대표작입니다.
어린 소년과 소녀의 우정과 다툼, 그리고 화해를 파스텔풍의 아름다운 그림으로 보여줍니다. 친한 친구사이에 서로 오해가 생기고 다투게 되면 거리가 멀어질 수 있죠. 친구간의 우정을 회복하기 위해서는 "I'm sorry" 한마디보다 더 좋은 방법이 없다는 것을 보여줍니다.
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Edition: Hardcover, 40 pages
ISBN-10: 0060286865
ISBN-13: 978-0060286866
책 크기 : 26.1cm x 23.3cm
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Synopsis
From the bestselling author of GUESS HOW MUCH I LOVE YOU comes a warm, evocative picture book about best friends who sometimes fight. With exquisite illustrations by Jennifer Eachus, this is a tribute to the power of the words, "I'm sorry."
From Booklist
The author of Guess How Much I Love You (1995) offers a simple, straightforward contemporary story about a falling-out between two best friends that hints at a resolution but cleverly leaves it up to young listeners to decide if they agree. Eachus' gauzy, dappled watercolors and 1940s-style English countryside settings convey an old-fashioned, cozy feeling to the story about a subject that might otherwise have been upsetting to youngsters. The young boy narrator tells of his friendship with a little girl--exploring the farm, teaching dolls to read, being doctors and fixing broken bones. Then there's a sudden argument ("I SHOUTED at my friend today, and she SHOUTED back at me"), and the children avoid each other. The friendship seems irreparable until the little boy imagines what his friend would do if she were as sad as he. Gentle and understated in both text and art, this has a great deal to teach about empathy and forgiveness. The rich paper quality allows for repeated reading.
Book Description
I have a friend I love the best. Having a best friend makes life so much better. But even best friends fight, and when that happens, "I'm sorry" is the hardest thing to say.
From internationally acclaimed author Sam McBratney and award-winning illustrator Jennifer Eachus comes a sensitive picture book that will strike a chord with every child who has quarreled with a friend.
Children's Literature
Soft pastel colors illustrate this tale of friendship and a falling-out between two preschoolers. The little boy tells the story of his "friend I love the best," with whom he plays and laughs. The pictures show all the things they do together. Then he turns angry. "I SHOUTED at my friend today, / and she SHOUTED back at me." The children are angry, and they are sad, but after a time apart thinking things over, they tell each other, "I'm sorry." There's a rather nice tension here, especially in the angry scenes, between the soft sweetness of the art style and the anger and sadness on the children's faces and in their postures. Seldom is such intense emotion in young children shown in picture book illustrations. Both words and illustrations will undoubtedly strike a chord with preschoolers, as well as their teachers and parents, making this a good choice of a story to help get through difficult times.
School Library Journal
Even the closest friendship must weather the occasional storm. Such is the case with a preschool boy and girl who share in all kinds of creative play. Theirs is a relationship made in heaven until harsh words are spoken and they shout at one another. The boy describes his anger, feigned indifference, sadness, and loneliness all resulting from the spat. He muses that if his friend were as sad as he is "She would come and say, `I'm sorry,' and I would say sorry, too." While the youngster's desire for reconciliation is admirable, these sentiments give a mixed message about apologizing. Additionally, the cause of the disagreement is not explained in either the pictures or the text. Since many young children are very concerned with issues of fairness, this omission may be troubling, even though the point is clearly not to assign blame to either child. Lovely illustrations represent the preschoolers and their familiar surroundings with a softened realism. Renderings of the children's faces are especially effective in conveying the emotions McBratney describes. Despite some modest quibbles with the story line, this gentle vignette nicely portrays a friendship between the genders. |
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